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Former CIA officer Larry Johnson at the UN Security Council: "You don't have to come to the Security Council to hear this narrative. It's all over the media." Johnson, who worked in intelligence operations against the Soviet Union, says that the crisis in Ukraine was accompanied by a sophisticated disinformation campaign designed to blame Russia and liberate Ukraine. He points to the numbers: ~2.5 million tons of munitions fired, but only 16,431 verified civilian deaths—an "extraordinarily low ratio for a war of this magnitude." Full video Johnson.

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Former CIA officer Larry Johnson at the UN Security Council: "You don't have to come to the Security Council to hear this narrative. It's all over the media." Johnson, who worked in intelligence operations against the Soviet Union, says that the crisis in Ukraine was accompanied by a sophisticated disinformation campaign designed to blame Russia and liberate Ukraine. He points to the numbers: ~2.5 million tons of munitions fired, but only 16,431 verified civilian deaths—an "extraordinarily low ratio for a war of this magnitude." Full video Johnson.

Former CIA officer Larry Johnson at the UN Security Council: "You don't have to come to the Security Council to hear this narrative. It's all over the media." Johnson, who worked in intelligence operations against the Soviet Union, says that the crisis in Ukraine was accompanied by a sophisticated disinformation campaign designed to blame Russia and liberate Ukraine. He points to the numbers: ~2.5 million tons of munitions fired, but only 16,431 verified civilian deaths—an "extraordinarily low ratio for a war of this magnitude." Full video Johnson.

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